A term that humorously refers to a hotel or motel that is less expensive or of slightly lower quality than usual, often chosen for budget or convenience, rather than luxury or reputation. It also can be used in the context of switching to a lower cost service or product, especially in the tech or media industry.
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A nanomachine is a machine that is built to work at the nanometer scale. It typically consists of individual atoms or molecules that are structured and act in concert to perform specific tasks. These machines are often used in nanotechnology and can function in a variety of contexts, from medical applications to material sciences.
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Abbreviation of 'transmission', which refers to the process of transmitting or sending information, data, or communication between devices or systems.
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Dictyograptus is a genus of extinct graptolites, a type of colonial marine animals that were common during the early Paleozoic era, distinguished by their multiple stems arranged in a circular or star-like pattern.
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Osteostracans were an extinct group of armored jawless fish that lived during the Silurian and Devonian periods (approximately 420 to 359 million years ago). They were characterized by their bony plates, or osteoderms, that covered their head and body, and their distinctive whisker-like structures known as cirri. Osteostracans played a significant role in the evolution of vertebrates and the development of early fish anatomy.
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A species of Tilapia hybrid that is popular in the aquarium hobby due to its unique coloration and temperament. It is sometimes referred to as an ornamental fish and is known for its distinctive shape and vibrant colors, often resembling visual hallucinations or floral patterns.
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A small, marine, predatory copepod found in coastal waters, known for its tubular exoskeleton and rapid swimming ability.
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Noctiluminous refers to the ability to glow or emit light in low-light conditions, often in the dark but still visible to the human eye.
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